Update: I didn't have time to elaborate earlier. But the point here is that seeding correctly is hard. Generating strong pseudo-randomness is hard. But this is a problem that has been solved already (on CPAN), with a good deal of research, and collaboration. And to get well seeded, high quality random bytes, you need one module, which has exactly three non-core dependencies in its heritage, if you exclude what Test::Warn drags along with it. ...and it works portably across many platforms, and back through Perl 5.8. In some cases even 5.6.

As others have mentioned there are flaws in the seeding you're using. And an MD5 RNG is less than ideal.